Property Highlights

Historic California Mexican architecture
Private, walled corner lot with gardens
Remodeled kitchen with modern updates
Outdoor patio with permitted fireplace
2-car garage with updated systems
Income-generating furnished ADU with balcony

Overview

Originally designed by architect Harry S. Bradley and built in 1920 by Dr. Earl Moody, Casa Adobe is a rare gem of early California Mexican architecture. With only 2 owners, beautifully restored by interior designer Edwidge St. Jacques, Casa Adobe blends historic charm with modern updates. Located near Larchmont Village, the private, walled estate sits on a sun-filled corner lot with native landscaping, mature gardens, an outdoor patio, and a permitted fireplace perfect for indoor outdoor living. Inside, the classic adobe entrance leads to a tiled foyer, formal living and dining areas, a library/office, sun room and a remodeled kitchen. The main house offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, updated systems, a tankless water heater, cooling systems, 2-car garage, a California basement with a sump pump, and ample attic space. A fully furnished, income generating ADU, is at 5175 W. 1st Street. It features one bedroom, one bath, a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and a fabulous balcony and a private entrance. Situated in the 3rd Street Elementary School District and near The Marlborough School, Casa Adobe offers are rare opportunity to own a piece of Los Angeles history with modern comforts. CASA ADOBE ES UNA CASA MAGNIFICA!!

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